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Programming Languages

Migrating to C++20 (C++20-302)

Guidelines for Writing High Integrity Software in C (The MISRA-C:2012 Guidelines) (MC-102)

C for Real-Time Embedded Developers (C-501)

Advanced C Programming (AC-401)

Python for Test Engineers (PY-404)

Transitioning to Modern C++ (C++11/14/17) (AC++11-401)

Modern C++ for Embedded Systems (C++11/14/17) (C++11-501)

Real-Time Modern C++ (C++11/14/17) (C++11-502)

Advanced Real-Time Modern C++ (C++11/14/17) (AC++11-502)

Advanced Modern C++ for Embedded Developers (C++11/14/17) (AC++11-501)

Agile for Embedded

TDD for Embedded C (TDDC-301)

TDD for Embedded C++ (TDDC++-301)

Design Techniques

Real-Time Software Design with UML (OO-504)

Design Patterns in Modern C++ (DP11-403)

Operating Systems

Developing for Real-Time Operating Systems with FreeRTOS (RTOS-301)

Developing for Embedded Linux (EL-503)

Developing Linux Device Drivers (EL-504)

Quality

Robust Software for Embedded Systems (RB-201)

C Software Testing Fundamentals (TC-201)

Robust Software Development (RBC-201)

C++ Software Testing Fundamentals (TC++-201 )

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Dynamic polymorphism (virtual functions) is central to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). Used well, it provides hooks into an existing codebase where new functionality and behaviour can (relatively) easily be integrated into

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